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About Us

At Regina Mundi Catholic School, we take pride in the strong partnership among home, school, and parish. Together, we work to help every student reach their full potential in a caring, faith-filled learning environment rooted in Catholic beliefs and traditions.

Our mission is to support student success by:

  • Fostering strong partnerships among students, families, parish communities, and school staff

  • Providing a safe, welcoming, and inclusive learning environment

  • Modelling Gospel values and Catholic teachings

  • Supporting students' academic, spiritual, and personal growth

  • Integrating faith into all aspects of learning

  • Promoting technological literacy and lifelong learning

  • Providing meaningful feedback that supports student achievement

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Faith and Catholic Identity

Faith is at the heart of everything we do at Regina Mundi.

Students have many opportunities to grow in their relationship with God through:

  • Daily prayer and reflections

  • School liturgies and Eucharistic celebrations

  • Religious Education and Family Life programs

  • Virtue-based learning and service initiatives

These experiences help students develop a strong Catholic identity while fostering respect, compassion, and responsibility.

Supporting Student Learning

Our diverse student population, from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8, brings a wealth of cultures, experiences, and perspectives to our school community.

We are committed to meeting the needs of all learners by:

  • Providing differentiated and inclusive learning experiences

  • Modifying programs when appropriate

  • Offering Special Education supports and services

  • Using current teaching practices informed by professional learning

  • Encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration

Our teachers continuously engage in professional development to ensure students benefit from effective and innovative instructional practices.

Technology and Innovation

Technology is integrated throughout the curriculum to enhance learning and prepare students for future success.

Students develop digital literacy skills through the use of age-appropriate technology and educational software, while teachers continue to expand their expertise through ongoing training and collaboration.

Student Well-Being and Leadership

Promoting a safe and respectful school environment is a priority at Regina Mundi.

As part of our Safe Schools initiatives, students develop skills in:

  • Conflict resolution

  • Peacemaking

  • Leadership

  • Responsible decision-making

Each classroom is represented by Peace Ambassadors who help foster a positive and inclusive school climate. Working in partnership with families, the school also maintains a Code of Conduct that promotes respect, responsibility, and safety for all.

Enrichment Learning and Extracurricular Opportunities

Students have opportunities to extend their learning beyond the classroom through educational excursions and enrichment experiences.

These opportunities may include:

  • Visits to historical and cultural sites

  • Theatre performances

  • Farm and environmental education programs

  • Outdoor education experiences

  • Educational travel opportunities for intermediate students

In addition, a wide variety of extracurricular and co-curricular activities allow students to explore their interests and develop new skills. Opportunities may include:

Athletics

  • Volleyball

  • Basketball

  • Soccer

  • Softball

  • Cross-country

  • Track and field

Clubs and Leadership

  • Health Action Team

  • Eco Club

  • Chess Club

  • W5H academic team

These activities help students build confidence, teamwork, leadership, and school spirit.

Our History and Tradition

Regina Mundi Catholic School opened in October 1974, welcoming approximately 400 students in a relocatable school facility. The school community was primarily made up of first-generation Canadian families of Italian heritage.

Named in honour of Regina Mundi (Queen of the World), the school celebrates its patronal feast day on August 22.

As the community evolved, the school underwent significant improvements. In 1997, a new addition replaced the original relocatable structure, and by 2004, the school's original open-concept pods had been fully converted into traditional classroom spaces.

Today, Regina Mundi continues to honour its rich tradition of Catholic education while serving a diverse and vibrant school community committed to faith, learning, and service.